the government has tripled funding for research and development
resulting in a doubling of researchers and developers in Hungary since 2010
State Secretary for Families at the Ministry of Culture and Innovation Zsófia Koncz stated during the Tiszalúc Youth Innovation Forum on Saturday
Koncz highlighted that this marks the third largest growth in this sector within the European Union
the number of PhD students has nearly doubled over the past five years
with 30 per cent of them being international students
which reflects the global appeal of Hungarian higher education institutions
Koncz also noted the government’s efforts in modernizing universities
and reforming the research funding system based on excellence
She announced the launch of the Bring the Champions Home programme
led by Nobel laureate physicist Ferenc Krausz
aimed at attracting researchers back to Hungary
Physicist Gergely Endrődi has already joined the programme from Germany
and Krausz is committed to recruiting more scientists
Koncz also discussed the government’s reforms in vocational education
including the introduction of a scholarship programme to engage young people through cooperation with businesses
She stressed the importance of forming an alliance with the youth to ensure Hungary’s success in innovation
which plays a crucial role in a country’s economic performance
‘Hungary aims to be among the top ten most innovative countries in the EU and the top twenty-five globally by 2030’
Koncz emphasized that Europe’s competitiveness depends on successful young people and pointed to key government programmes like the János Selye Student Lab Network
Hungary aims to be among the top ten most innovative countries in the EU and the top twenty-five globally by 2030
Tiszalúc’s independent mayor Norbert Siri highlighted that this was the second time the town hosted a forum focusing on the future of the youth
stressing the importance of dialogue and youth participation in local governance
Cultural and Recreational Sports Association Éva Hegedűsné Stion described the forum as part of their four-year mission to support local youth and young families with educational and recreational opportunities
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